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Eddie O'Keefe (b. 1988)

Born:
July 24, 1988

Biography from TheMovieDB

Eddie O'Keefe is a writer/director from Chicago, Illinois. He graduated from Columbia College Chicago before attending the American Film Institute in Los Angeles. Most recently, Quibi released his series, "When The Streetlights Go On," starring Mark Duplass and Queen Latifah, which O'Keefe executive produced and co-wrote. In 2016, he directed his first feature, Shangri-La Suite, a nineteen-seventies-set deconstructionist lovers-on-the-run movie featuring Burt Reynolds, Emily Browning, and Ron Livingston as Elvis Presley. His work has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, Vice, Pitchfork, Short Of The Week, Rookie and NPR. He has published three books of photography and directed music videos for artists such as Springtime Carnivore, The Orwells, JJAMZ, and Jonathan Rice.

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Film Production

Boom Operator:
2008  The Long Green Line

Director:
2008  The Long Green Line
2011  The Ghosts
2016  Shangri-La Suite
2018  American Folklore

Editor:
2008  The Long Green Line
2011  The Ghosts
2016  Shangri-La Suite
2018  American Folklore

Writer:
2008  The Long Green Line
2011  The Ghosts
2016  Shangri-La Suite
2018  American Folklore

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TV Production

Writer:
2020  When the Streetlights Go On

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